How I will face the challenges of the next four years, by Donald Trump's bowels

A NEW era of Trumpism has begun. And rest assured, as the commander-in-chief’s lower digestive system I will be ever vigilant during this second presidency. We need no accidents.

The 47th president has much to do. Speeding up global warming. Deporting non-whites. Trolling. And despite his victory, his position would become untenable if every speech were to feature a miasma of anal gas and squelching farts denoting the release of semi-liquid stools.

The worst case scenario is a full diaper breach. Trump’s credibility would be destroyed by a rapidly expanding, trouser-wide brown patch on live TV. I pray we never hear the Secret Service say ‘American Eagle has sharted, repeat sharted’.

The anti-fouling procedures are well-rehearsed. Situational awareness of nearest restroom – check. Inconspicuous release of farts in outdoor areas to reduce internal bowel pressure – check. Emergency sphincter clenches – check.

I work closely with the diapers, and those guys are tough. They’ve taken everything Trump has thrown at them and more. They’re the Navy SEALs of adult incontinence.

But they cannot be everywhere. Baths are a danger zone, but they pale into insignificance compared with sex. While marital relations do not take place with Melania, other females, however implausible it may seem, are willing.

Unhinged sycophant Laura Loomer, who’s made public displays of physical affection toward Trump, makes me nervous. While I hold no brief for this racist conspiracy harpy, if a spontaneous coital defecation situation occurred on my watch that would be treason.

Four more years of keeping it all in. I must be strong, resolute, and undaunted. But when his ignorant, childlike palate results in greasy cheeseburgers in front of Fox News at 3am, that’s not easy.

Tomorrow is the first full day of a historic presidency that will change America forever, with several state occasions and patchy lavatory access. And it’s all depending on me.

Six executive orders Trump will sign tomorrow, in order of escalating lunacy

PRESIDENT Trump takes office today and has promised a flurry of new laws. These six are ranked from lunatic to fixed-stare vibrating insanity: 

EO 14145: Prohibiting the Consumption of Dogs and Cats For Food

Hitting his opponents where it hurts, Trump proves he’s about action not words. Cutting off the favoured food supply of illegal immigrants – beloved household pets – will make them so hungry they’ll flee back to their home countries. America, your dogs are safe.

EO 14146: Establishing Tesla as the Standard Measure of Safety

A justly deserved reward for Elon: his standard of safety is now the nation’s. His self-driving cars can take any road, anywhere, without harming anyone except those foolish enough to be run over, involved in crashes or immolated in stationary vehicles. Legally each of those situations is their fault.

EO 14147: Pardoning the Entirety of Trump Supporters

Pardoning only the January 6th rioters, who shall henceforward be known as the January 6th Lovers, would not be enough. Therefore any prisoner, no matter their crime, prepared to make a statement about their support for Trump is now freed. The prisons are empty and the nation filled with joy.

EO 14148: Annexing the Willing and the Beautiful

Declaring Greenland, Canada, Mexico and Panama become America on day one: what other president has ever achieved such greatness? To take the number of American states from 50 to 75, and all without a shot fired? The relevant governments are dissolved unilaterally and immediately.

EO 14149: Redefining 2020-2024 as a Rest Period

Biden did not win an election but stole one. His presidency, during which he was largely unconscious, is now a period where Trump was president but taking a well-earned rest. This also removes the needlessly prohibitive concept of term limits: as Trump has already been president three times, they no longer apply. A fourth is a given.

EO 14150: Providing a new National Anthem for the United States

The Star-Spangled Banner served the nation for almost a century, but it is old. A reborn nation that is proud and certain in its masculine power deserves a new one. From this moment, the national anthem is YMCA, performed at the inauguration by the Village People. The country will sing along joyfully while performing the national dance.